David Nance

Ohio University Lancaster

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J. Duncan Keppie

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Peter Brück

TU Dresden

J. Brendan Murphy

St. Francis Xavier University

Thomas R. Worsley

Ohio University

W. H. Forbes

Washburn University

Brian Cousens

Carleton University

Ron K. Pickerill

University of New Brunswick

J. Dostal

Saint Mary's University

Judith B. Moody

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

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Saint Mary's University

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Nova Scotia Department of Energy

Bryn Mawr College

TU Dresden

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University College Cork

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Plate tectonic episodicity; a deterministic model for periodic Pangeas

Eos (1982)

Thomas R. Worsley David Nance Judith B. Moody

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Structural Cross Sections and Subsurface Maps of the Atoka Formation in the Northern Arkoma Basin, Western and Northwestern Arkansas

David Nance

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Beaconites antarcticus in the (?Middle) Late Devonian McAras Brook Formation, Cape George, Nova Scotia

Atlantic Geology (1985)

Peter Brück W. H. Forbes David Nance Ron K. Pickerill

Beaconites antarcticus has recently been recorded in (?Middle-) Late Devonian fluvial siltstones or the McAras Brook Formation, Nova Scotia. Although previously noted in several North American Palaeozoic sequences the trace fossil has not, until now, been documented from Nova Scotia. Herein we note its occurrence and compare it to previously reported examples which occur in similar stratigraphical and environmental settings particularly from the British Isles and Antarctica. RÉSUMÉ On rapporte la présence de Beaconites antarcticus dans des siltstones fluviaux de la Formation de McAras Brook, du Dévonien tardif (?moyen) de la Nouvelle-Écosse. Bien que déjà connue dans plusieurs séries du Paléozolque de L’Amèrique du Nord, on n'avait auparavant Jamais documenté cette trace en Nouvelle-Écosse. Nous notons done ici son occurrence et la comparons aux nombreux exemples déjà recensés dans des cadres stratigraphiques et environnementaux similaires, plus particulièrement au Royaume-Uni et en Antarctique. [Traduit par le journal]

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Abstract: Contrasting isotopic signatures as constraints for the paleogeographic reconstruction of the Avalon Composite Terrane

J. Brendan Murphy David Nance J. Duncan Keppie J. Dostal Brian Cousens

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